Death By Chocolate by Paul Freed

Tuesday 27th March
Ticket Price: $25 (Concession $20)

Director: Jan Rigney

The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum adapted by Frank Gabrielson

Tuesday 12th June
Ticket Price: $30 (Concession $25)

Director: Patsy Thomas
Assistant Director: Norm Caddick Choreographer: Brenton Tiver

Join our magical trip down the yellow brick road in this evergreen story-book favourite with its well-known score of some of musical theatre's best-loved songs. Dorothy Gale of Kansas, like so many teenagers, dreams of what lies over the rainbow. Trace Dorothy's magical journey through the land of the Munchkins to the fabled Emerald City. In her quest to defeat the Wicked Witch of the West, she is joined by Scarecrow, Tin-Man, Lion and Toto- the much-loved characters who manifest the fantasy land beyond the rainbow.

If you've seek Wicked, you have to re-visit The Wizard of Oz.

Moon Over Buffalo by Ken Ludwig

Tuesday 28th August
Ticket Price: $25 (Concession $20)

Director: Jude Hines

Hysterical happenings and daft doings backstage and onstage.

In the madcap comedy tradition of Lend Me A Tenor, this hilarious comedy centres on George and Charlotte Hay, fading theatre stars of the 1950s. They're playing Private Lives and Cyrano de Bergerac in classic repertory theatre in Buffalo, New York with five other actors. But perhaps they still have a chance at stardom ... a famous film director is coming to town to see their matinee. If he likes what he sees, he might cast them in his movie remake of The Scarlet Pimpernel. Of course, everything that could go wrong does, and knowing it could happen makes it even funnier.

The Unexpected Guest by Agatha Christie

Tuesday 6th November
Ticket Price: $25 (Concession $20)

Director: Norman Caddick

A foggy night in a remote location, a mysterious intruder, an onstage body, and a glamorous woman holding a gun: sustained intrigue and fluctuating suspicion in the Christie formula. And, inevitably, a serpentine twist in the plot.

Michael Starkwedder enters the home of the Warwicks through a window in the study. He finds the dead body of Richard Warwick, and Warwick's wife, Laura, holding the gun that supposedly killed him. Despite the murder being obvious, and overwhelming evidence pointing towards it, Starkwedder does not believe Laura killed her husband, and she soon tells him she's innocent.
Another Agatha Christie play for everyone who loves suspense and detective fiction.